4,372 Acres in Elk City, KS - $10,900,030
Large Cattle Ranch
4,372+/- acre Cattle Ranch near Longton, Kansas in Elk County. This is a large livestock grazing unit, all contiguous and nearly surrounded by well maintained county graveled roads. Access to the ranch is less than two miles from Hwy 160. Access to and around the ranch make management practices such as pasture burning, rotational grazing, efficiency of livestock observation and maintenance of fences so much easier than most other ranches.
Approximately 14 pastures are fenced and cross fenced into grazing units ranging from 115 to 480 acres, all watered with strategically placed stock ponds and spring fed draws for uniform grazing.
Features:
Well Managed Native Bluestem grass
Set up with uniform and well fenced grazing units that require minimal maintenance
Abundant water sources
Rolling terrain with some tree lined ravines providing very good year round cover for livestock & ...
Rolling terrain with some tree lined ravines providing very good year round cover for livestock & wildlife
Set up for year round cow-calf or yearling operation
Uniform pasture size for easy grass & livestock management & rotational grazing
Excellent wildlife habitat with trophy whitetail deer
Spans 5 miles north to south and four miles east to west
Site improvements include rural water, septic sewer, electricity, and propane fuel.
Improvements include a dwelling, site improvements, shop building, and welded pipe livestock working and gathering pens.
Dwelling: 2003 double-wide manufactured home on a permanent foundation in good condition. 1,836sf of living area, 6 rooms: 3 bedrooms & 2 baths. It is metal clad with central heat and air and a wood burning fireplace.
Kennel Building: 2004 construction, 18x57 (1,026sf)
Two Loafing Shed: Pole frame, metal clad. One is 12 x 13 and the other is 13 x 40
Livestock Working Facility: Approximately 2,600 linear feet of welded pipe construction with several sorting and holding pens, working alley, loading chute and livestock scales.
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